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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1918

Page

2

Tulsa Star Seethes Over Jim Crow and Rail Control In 1900s Chronicle

In a harsh editorial, the Tulsa Star criticizes government rail policy and Jim Crow practices affecting soldiers and Black patrons. It recalls a chaotic cinema event where patrons faced harassment, urging readers to support a better civic path and to oppose racial mistreatment.

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Gas shortages and price hikes plague Tale residents

Citizens suffer from extreme gas shortages this winter as a utility raises rates and limits supply. The gas company, blamed for outages, has charged many households more than double the usual bill while residents wait for relief as cold weather strains fuel availability. Local officials condemn the situation and urge patience until temperatures moderate.

PPOUE Tultha Talen Coun Seuy Gue MALY

Build Our Own Race Enterprise and Employment Now

The New York News urges Black readers to support Black businesses and employ Black professionals to strengthen the race's economic independence. It argues spending within the community, supporting colored merchants, ice cream parlors, bakeries, furniture dealers, and other services as a path to future prosperity and social progress.

Thorn Taow Commerce and Industrial Foundation Maek New York News

Harnessing Spiritual Forces in Negro Religion, A Critical View

Editor Mamlett argues that Black religious life must harness spiritual forces for practical devotion and social uplift. He contends Negro spiritual power has shaped American culture yet remains underutilized in family life, industry, education, and intellectual life, urging churches to expand influence and promote cross race understanding.

Mamlett Christan Index Niagara Aterica America Furnro Neemes RFOA Hus

Barber Wanted at Douglass Barber Shop Tulsa

Job notice seeks a barber for Douglass Barber Shop at 121 North Greenwood Tulsa. Includes call to respond and a “liberal guarantee” to a Pirate class Workman.

Douglass Greenwood Tulsa

Parody and crowding spark student parody at campus event

In a crowded campus scene, students discuss a parody that mimics Maud Koometey as PhD Keesha chooses the ene Te Kevlar vehicle. The note traces attendance by graduates and a visit to Eieet Out soli, with emphasis on the satire and crowding.

Keesha Cho Ie Maud Koometey Annie Heep Eieet Soli

Dose Gide School Noth Delivers New Year Welcome

The faculty wave a hearty welcome back after a three day abeyance and plan a productive term. Principal Thuphion leads efforts to improve pupil physical training while teachers, including Lynch, Gordon, Pattan and Aire, noted a pleasant Christmas break. Attendance begins the month with games reported and pictures purchased for the hall. An open invitation calls patrons to support a stronger unity of parent, pupil, and teacher for the year.

Prinet Ward Suceeta Deaton Wondford Gordon, Pattan Aire Lynch Halle Keneral Gleksen Gow Sue Sinuth

Tulsa author promotes new book with strong sales

A Tulsa event features Rita Simmons presenting a work titled A Dream of Frogdom treatment Rook ine the Ter and other items by Kanhae City figures. The author announces his latest book draws attention and the Tulsa reception shows marked success, reflecting favorably on local colored readers and the community.

Ous Kanhae City Rookine Rita Simmons Tulsa Shackleford

Wesley Chapel AME Church Sunday Services Announced

The Wesley Chapel AME Church at North Frankfort Street and Easton Avenue invites attendance at Sunday services at 9:30 am with a Bible lesson by superintendent Cox. A 6:40 pm Epworth League devotion and evening reading follow, featuring a New Year greetings program and a student choir.

Wesley Chapel EL Church North Frankfort Treet Easton Avenue Binslay Cox Aermon Uae Abunes Epworth League HL Wright Rome Patelotle Fonne Wootey Cooir Jobneon

Muskogee Obituary Honors Club Worker and Teacher

Obituary details a prominent Muskogee woman known for Christian Endeavor work, Sunday school teaching, and upliftment of humanity. It notes her optimistic outlook, bright smile, and lifelong service. Surviving husband A Pordus, son Wendell, and mother Mary Aaron, plus many friends and community members listed. Read as tribute from Muskogee Public Library and local federated clubs.

Amnion Christian Endeavor Ale Wikomt Way A . Pordus Mary Aaron Wendell Weroo

Colored Odd Mellowss No Ruild Home

Grand Trustee Hoard met December 27 in District Chand Master Col Jefferson’s office to plan raising 5000 dollars for busm home. Members discussed freely showing deep interest. District Grand Secretary H T Hutton reported loyalty of Lodges and Households in donations.

District Chand Jefferson Busm & Home H. T. Hutton

Home Undertaking Co. No 41 W Lane

The obituary note lists Wim Lane as presiding elder, with two daughters and a son among survivors. The father died in a mine incident near Sang Springa, with remains sent to Coffeyville for burial. Parthouls Roberson, age 25, and Gly Doc. 24 are mentioned among the deceased. 佛 Lathamy Hosea of Gurleyana and Fenians were shipped to Bayne, Arkansas for burial, about thirty miles east of Little Rock.

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